Astro, an infrastructure of geo-targeted proxies from over 100 countries, is notable for its dependability, smart rotation, effective support team, adherence to business ethics, and performance. The pool of available IPs encompasses residential, datacenter, and mobile network proxies. This combo of properties makes Astro an optimal candidate to explore when protected web surfing activities lie ahead.
Focusing on affordability and universal coverage, Astro’s geo-targeted proxies come within two pricing approaches: pre-paid packages and Pay-as-You-Go opportunities. Astro reveals such prospects as:
Astro takes pride in how simple it is to combine their geo-targeted proxies with antidetect web surfing software. Here is the path to follow with Nstbrowser.
Start a new user profile in the Nstbrowser solution for safe and private browsing experiences. Clicking on "Create profile" will take you to the profile generation settings.
Astro has 3 IP types: residential, datacenter, and mobile network proxies. Decide on the favored class and fine-tune its settings through the Astro dashboard.
Once signed up and viewing your personal dashboard, click on “Add port”. Today’s guide opts for residential proxies. The menu below illustrates how to specify settings accordingly.
After configs are left behind, proceed with copying the IP attributes from the formatted listing area.
Go to the "Proxy" tab in Nstbrowser. Choose "Custom" immediately under proxy settings. In this section, enter your geo-targeted proxy details from Astro. Just paste the proxy info from the Astro dashboard into the "Proxy URL" field. Then select your preferred protocol and run a test. Finalize the flow by clicking on "Create profile".
The final stage has come. To launch your freshly generated profile, simply click on "Play". Then Nstbrowser downloads the required kernel enabling end-users to begin browsing confidentially under reliable protection.